Concerning Golden Monkeys
Golden monkey is the world’s most endangered spices as mentioned by International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) a very rare treasured tendered spices that can easily be identified by a golden-orange patch on its higher flanks and back. In the earlier period, the Golden monkey wasn't recognized as separate species, but rather well-thought-of as a subspecies of the Blue Monkey. Actually, these two kinds of monkeys are strongly related and very alike. The continuing divisions of forests have led to a breakup of their range this caused the golden monkey to live in lonely populations away from blue monkeys, and hence them adapting to the local atmosphere and hence diverging from the blue ones. Mgahinga Gorilla National Park Everyday life of Golden monkeys Golden monkeys are very much social/group kind of animals, they normally form groups of 30 - 80 individuals where every unit is subjugated by a single full-grown male. The Females are always with the group